MARTIAN RELOCATION SYSTEMS
MOVING TO MARS

Mars has remained in the human imagination, and not even the rise of science and technology has interrupted our wary fascination with this neighboring world.

Telescopes in the 1880s revealed strange markings on Mars which convinced massess of people that Mars had canals built by an alien race. Were these Martians warlike and should we fear an invasion?

Radio convinced us "yes" when a 1938 broadcast of "War of the Worlds" scared millions of listeners into believing that tentacled creatures had landed on Earth in their war machines.

The two Rovers "Spirit" and "Opportunity" will perform on-site geological investigations. Each rover is sort of the mechanical equivalent of a geologist walking the surface of Mars. The mast-mounted cameras are mounted 1.5 meters(5 feet) high and will provide 360-degree, stereoscopic, humanlike views of the terrain.

The robotic arm will be capable of movement in much the same way as a human arm with an elbow and wrist, and will place instruments directly up against rock and soil targets of interest.

In the mechanical "fist" of the arm is a microscopic camera that will serve the same purpose as a geologist's handheld magnifying lens. The Rock Abrasion Tool serves the purpose of a geologist's rock hammer to expose the insides of rocks.

When we settle, "Martian Relocation Systems" will be ready to assist you with a smooth Martian Relocation.

Changing your Address
One of the things you have to deal with when you move to Mars, is your change of address. Here you can find helpful information, checklists and more.

Rover Mission, Mapping New Suburbs on Mars

Exploring Mars

Mars Exploration

Martian Facts

Mars Society

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